... are rarely, if ever, conclusive when applied to humans, really irritated me and made me think that maybe this isn't what he says it is, because after all, humans are not rats are not chimpanzees. Emory University is supposed to be a particularly harrowing place for non-human primates and quotes from studies there made me want to throw the book across the room. Egads this was an EPIC failure. (...
... that now existed only in his memories. He'd brought many DVDs and was fond of showing the children his favourite animals. He loved listening as they laughed at the antics of smirking chimpanzees, held their breath in awe as they admired ponderous pachyderms, and imitated the high-pitched whistles of the brilliantly plumed birds of the rain forest. He always had something to offer the children ...
... an interesting article to write a paper on. We watched Jane Goodall's documentary on her work with chimpanzees in Tanzania. Before I took this class, I knew Jane Goodall as "that one lady who worked ... monkeys" and nothing more. But I found her work to be truly fascinating, I had no idea chimpanzees were so similar to humans. Does anyone off hand know of any good, lengthy articles about work ...
...will take a jeep ride for 27 miles through the jungle in southern Mexico. I heard that there are Chimpanzees down there that have been bred and trained to actually cook food, using an oven and everything. I...But, I'm going. My friend Jackson "Mississippi" Pollack told me they actually let you watch the Chimpanzees cook. I need to look at the pamphlet again. When I get in New Orleans (drivin' down ...
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,495326,00.html For those who doubt stories about people with hunting rifles trying unsuccessfully to kill bigfoot, the allegedly 7-10 foot tall ape that supposedly lives in wooded areas around the globe, read about the savagery of a previously tame chimpanzee. " But the chimpanzee returned and went after several of the officers, who retreated into their ...
Me : I'd say that I haven't been posting because I have nothing of import to say, but that's probably false. I haven't been posting because I've been waiting for good news and getting none. The World at Large : So you're posting all the assorted bland news in the mean time. Me : Pretty much. TWaL : Oh joy. Me : I missed you too, world at large. TWaL : Screw off. Item One : I've been...
What is the deal with artistic people? Or rather, people aspiring to be artistic? Sometimes, the outcome is so annoying, it has to be blogged about. Let us take an example. What would possess a person to take photographs of a wedding party, but cut them all off at the shoulders? I mean, to some extent, everybody's torso/legs area looks the same, and there really aren't any distinguishing ...
There's one child in particular that stands out. I hear him often. He loves baseball. He always demands that the thugmonkey conspirators get him things. "You get me the MLB Network!" etc! These scumbag chimpanzees are trying to act like they are part of something that they didnt belong to. They are trying to influence and take things from children. Something has to be done about them. All e.t....
... are beginning to form a generally sunnier view of humankind. Their conclusions are derived in part from testing very young children, and partly from comparing human children with those of chimpanzees, hoping that the differences will point to what is distinctively human. The somewhat surprising answer at which some biologists have arrived is that babies are innately sociable and helpful to ...
... comparing human children with those of chimpanzees, hoping that the differences will point ...can even be seen in infant chimpanzees under the right experimental conditions. ...an adult pretends to have lost. Chimpanzees, by contrast, never point at ... of what distinguishes people from chimpanzees. A group of human children ... single hunters generally cannot do. Chimpanzees gather to hunt colobus monkeys, ...
